Owner is so sweet and my daughter loves her! So glad they're offering summer day camps. Great…read moreportal online and great communication.

We had the pleasure of meeting Tessa years ago. Our daughter danced with and studied with Tessa…read more Now our granddaughters are blessed with the opportunity to experience the graciousness, talent and love cultivated in this nurturing environment. Leila, our oldest granddaughter, has grown through the teachings of the studio. Such tremendous strides in a short time. When you watch a young dancer feel the dance and express such joy, it is amazing. Thank you Tessa and team.

This was a very nice Theatre. My nieces had a performance here. They have street parking and a free…read moreparking garage right next to the theater. I bought my ticket online and got to pick out my seat. I don't recommend the seat I got. It's at the very top next to a wall. I thought it would be more open. They did have a snack bar. The theater was very clean and the staff were really nice.

While driving through Roseville, my daughter and I noticed a poster for Tarzan the Musicsal. We…read morebought tickets for Sunday's maintee, and had lunch nearby before hand. The theatre had parking behind and it was well attended. The theatre was similar to a movie theatre, from the 80's. She was impressed by the production having been involved with children's theatre in the past.

Took our grandgirls to the Circus at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights, Ca. 5/15/26. My 4 yr old…read moregranddaughter wanted to see their special guest appearance by K-pop Huntrix. I had bought her a Rumi Halloween outfit and she wore it to the circus. She was so excited when they came on stage. All the kids were singing to the Golden song. It was well worth the money to get vip seating. After their show they had pictures for $20 with the K-pop singers. My granddaughter is shy, so for her to be the first one up there for pictures tells you how excited she was. The circus performers were awesome, and the juggler was pretty amazing.

It's pretty fun for what they call a Circus these days. This company has been around for decades…read more It's set up in the galleria mall parking lot. Plant of parking. Ticket sold online and at box office. Food and drinks basic. Popcorn and nachos. And of course Icees , cotton candy and souvenirs.

Sweet amazing grace - great concert this evening-Oliver Anthony!…read moreWould of been a bit better if vocals were not so muted-got most of the words though

I went to a production of legally blonde and it was fantastic! The venue is small but the seats…read morewere super comfortable and the air conditioning was going full force! When it's 100 outside these two things alone give it four stars. The production I saw was all teenagers but they were so professional I was truly impressed. The singing and dancing were on point! I couldn't believe how talented our local youth are in this area. I will definitely be back for the next show!

What can I say? We absolutely love CYT!. For us,, CYT has been a very loving, welcoming…read moreenvironment. The kids support and encourage one another, (despite age differences, and regardless of roles). For shows, they are paired up with buddies who can walk them through the process or send them encouraging notes, etc. they focus on character development, and how kids learn what I would consider to be important qualities, such as discipline, resilience, kindness, etc. Even the parents get to join in on the fun, as parent involvement/volunteering is required for shows. I've really enjoyed connecting with other theater moms and dads and working together on parent teams. I also like that parents are not involved in the classes. That means if your kid wants to do theater and you don't have the time to volunteer, you still have options for them. The teachers are passionate and highly capable. From what I've seen, they are immensely talented in their own fields. Each time one of my children takes a class, they definitely come away knowing more than they went in knowing, and it shows in their performances. Our oldest child has been involved with CYT over the past couple of years, and we have seen great growth in her singing and dance abilities, as well as her drive and work-ethic. We're definitely excited to introduce the siblings to CYT.

Great place for families! It's children's theatre, but has the quality of a professional theatre…read morecompany. Every show is fantastic and the students are so talented!

We have a daughter with cognitive disabilities and Heather at Tricks does an amazing job working…read morewith her on her one on one for balance, core strength, and agility. Depth perception is an issue, but Heather works well with her to navigate a busy gym environment to give her confidence so she can push herself to achieve tasks both while at the gym, and more importantly, when she is outside of the gym in school and the community. If you have a son or daughter with disabilities who could benefit from 1:1 attention developing strength and agility then I would recommend trying out Tricks .

Friendly staff, great pricing, clean facilities, and great class structure . Checks all the boxes!read more

I was in Folsom for a Yelp Elite event and decided to explore historic Sutter Street afterward. I…read moresaw a large gathering of people at Zittel Family Amphitheater and heard a loudspeaker, so I went to take a look, hoping for live music. Even better, I had arrived just in time for a free "Shakespeare in the Park" performance of Romeo & Juliet! The production is put on by Take Note Troupe (TNT), a nonprofit community theater organization for young people. A kind family with two teenagers in the play allowed me to sit by them and offered me one of their lawn chairs. The mother had been there reserving seats since 4 PM, so I really lucked out! The family shared the history of TNT and its participants. Two homeschooled teens asked their mothers to them Shakespeare, and this eventually led to the birth of this community Shakespeare in the Park. 10th graders to recent high school graduates were allowed to audition for this first-time Shakespearean tragedy choice. Usually, a Shakespearean comedy is picked. Most of the participants are from Roseville, and rehearsals are also in Roseville. However, students from as far as Auburn and Galt will participate as well. As I wasn't expecting to watch an outdoor performance, I wasn't prepared to be outside for hours. The first half was nearly 1.5 hours. I didn't bring water, a jacket, or a blanket. After the sun goes down and with the location near Lake Natoma, the temperature becomes cool and breezy. The Folsom amphitheater also didn't seem to have many public restrooms, so I decided to leave at intermission. I had been out since 3 PM, so I was getting tired. I would have stayed for the full performance had I been prepared. The modernized Romeo & Juliet performance was fun. I liked the group dance performances set to upbeat music. Juliet was impressive with her elocution. The balcony scene didn't look or feel right to me; I think I wanted more romance and eye contact. Some characters, like the nurse and the impulsive, easily offended young men involved in the fights, came across as comical or foolish, which I never realized before. I appreciated the costume color coding of the Montagues (blue) and the Capulets (gold). Because I didn't know the cast, I followed along with script. I noticed some omissions. Not sure if that was intentional, perhaps to keep the play shorter or more PG. Or perhaps people forgot their some of their lines? I doubt most people would notice. Here are the remaining Romeo & Juliet performances: https://jaimehughes.com/takenotetroupe/events/ Tue 6/6/23 Zittel Family Amphitheater in Folsom 7:30 PM to 10 PM Wed 6/7/23 Zittel Family Amphitheater in Folsom 7:30 PM to 10 PM Thu 6/8/23 Quarry Park Amphitheater in Rocklin 7:30 PM to 10 PM Fri 6/9/23 Quarry Park Amphitheater in Rocklin 7:30 PM to 10 PM Sat 6/10/23 Quarry Park Amphitheater in Rocklin 7:30 PM to 10 PM Many thanks to Take Note Troupe for the lovely Monday evening entertainment! Free admission, but donations are greatly appreciated.

I just saw the Take Note Troupe's production of Much Ado About Nothing last night. I really wasn't…read moreexpecting much from such a young cast, but these guys were unbelievable -- the dancing, the singing, the acting. I also enjoyed the Beatles music, the simple yet elegant staging for this play, and the choreography. My friends, who don't generally enjoy Shakespeare, really liked it as well. Well done, cast and crew! You have a new fan.